‘Green’ residential electricity tariffs reduced by 6-17% in October
“Green” residential electricity tariffs are reduced by 6-17% in October, while two suppliers (Heron and Protergia) have kept the prices stable for the fourth month in a row.
In the age of the barbarians
We are facing a period of rapid global developments. The planet no longer has a “master,” and anyone who didn’t realize that before now understands it.
Organized state
Organized crime can only be effectively addressed when state agencies responsible for combating it are better organized than the criminals themselves.
Listed companies enjoy record profits in year’s first half
The period January-June saw new records in operating and net profits.
Economy back to 2009 in four years’ time
Nearly 20 years of streamlining, junk-rated bonds and dramatic income cuts have apparently taken the economy back to nearly where it was before it entered bankruptcy.
ATHEX: War drums send stocks tumbling
Turnover amounted to 196.7 million euros, up from Tuesday’s €106.2 million.
Oktoberfest | Athens | October 3-6
Who says Oktoberfest is only celebrated in Germany? After a highly successful event last year, Oktoberfest Athens returns to the Old OSY Bus Depot (Pireos & Ermou) in Gazi from October 3 to 6
Golden Visas for Israelis soar
The increase in investors from the US is also great, amounting to 47% on an annual basis.
Police crackdown on western Attica leads to multiple arrests
A large-scale police operation took place on Wednesday morning in western Attica as part of a crackdown on crime in the wider region.
Police recovers AK-47 rifle after car chase in western Attica
A dramatic police chase unfolded in Zefyri, western Attica late Tuesday night following reports of gunfire.